Peter Schiff Says the Biggest Market Crash Will Not Start With Bitcoin, But Here
Peter Schiff warns the next market crash starts in the bond market, not Bitcoin, hitting stocks, housing, and crypto.
Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor says bitcoin could evolve into a global digital capital asset by 2036, becoming a foundation for reserve capital, institutional collateral, and high-value settlement while powering a new generation of financial products built on a stable base protocol. Saylor Sees Major Changes Coming by 2036 Strategy Inc.
Saylor stressed that the real danger of this action is invalidating currently valid transactions, even as they pay mining fees. He has stressed that spam is not currently a problem for the Bitcoin network.
July 12, 2026, 9:02 pmBitcoin is back above $64,000 and U.S.
July 12, 2026, 8:29 pmPeter Schiff warns the next market crash starts in the bond market, not Bitcoin, hitting stocks, housing, and crypto.
Strategy holds 843,775 BTC at an average cost of $75,476, leaving the position roughly $9.7 billion underwater with bitcoin trading near $64,000.
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty fell 5% on July 11, dropping to 127.17 trillion in the network’s 14th adjustment of 2026 and pulling the metric closer to its low for the year. The adjustment landed at block height 957600. Difficulty moved from 133.87 trillion to 127.17 trillion, a decline of roughly 6.70 trillion.
Standard Chartered sees communication challenges facing the biggest digital asset treasury company as "muddying the waters" for Bitcoin in the near term.
Michael Saylor outlined five risks facing bitcoin, arguing that the threats come not from bitcoin disappearing but from changes in financial structures, custody systems, regulation, and long-term network security. The Five Risks Saylor Says Could Shape Bitcoin’s Long-Term Path Strategy Inc.
Bitcoin holds firm despite renewed macro FUD.
The convergence of AI and crypto mining signals a transformative shift, offering stable revenue but posing execution and competition challenges.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading close to $64,000, holding onto recent gains as on-chain demand indicators begin to stabilize after weeks of weakness.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their first weekly net inflow in more than two months, attracting $197 million across 13 products. The inflow ended an eight-week run of net redemptions that pulled more than $8 billion from the Bitcoin ETF sector.